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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
12
Bryan E. Miller chief of the Division of Community Services within the Environmental Improvement Agency resigns after 25 years to become director of Health in Boulder Colorado. He led solid waste disposal and insect and rodent control programs and is among several recent EIA resignations.
After two days of protests that included a Tuesday meal and work boycott and a Wednesday clash, the New Mexico state prison returns to normal operations. Corrections Secretary Mike Hanrahan reports 40 inmates remain in segregation or under reviews while 15 inmates held earlier received disciplinary action. Gov. Apodaca commends Warden C J Malley for restoring order and improving the facility, with $1800 in damage confined to two dormitories.
The Mexico Board of Economic Development will meet at 10 a.m. June 24 at the new Holiday Inn in Las Cruces to review the past fiscal year and outline plans for the coming year. Fabian Chavez, development director, said each division head will present on activities and results.
Evanston AP reports Richard Nord an honor graduate of Farmington High School New Mexico will attend Michigan State University on a National Merit Scholarship. The award was announced Wednesday and the merit scholarships are generally worth 400 to 6000 dollars over four years of undergraduate study.
In Dulce New Mexico tests near a mutilated cow reveal radiation levels higher than background. A second severely mutilated carcass was found about a half mile away. Investigators note tripod like indentations and suspect non predator involvement.
Three winning candidates filed personal expense statements with the Secretary of State after missing the deadline. State law bars winners without filings from being certified or listed on the November ballot. Two more winners, Privette and Onuska, had not filed by the deadline.
In June bidding for New Mexico oil and gas leases yielded 539,298 dollars, lifting the fiscal year total to 6.48 million. The average lease price was 45.29 dollars per acre, with high bid averages of 48.55 dollars per acre in sealed bids and 39.13 dollars in oral bids. Gulf Oil Corp bid 56,571 dollars for 560 acres near Tatum, and Amoco Production Co. bid 33,000 dollars for 160 acres near Eunice.
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